Local Notices from Ballinafad And Area
Mrs. Robert English of Toronto visited her sister Mrs Bert Rogers last week. Mr and Mrs Hoy Culp spent Monday with friends in Hamilton. Mrs Robert Moody and Mrs E Boarman Mrs Cripps and Mr Wm Harding left Monday on a motor trip to Sault Ste Marie. Mr A Bunto returned Sunday from Toronto Hospital and condition not much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert English
Toronto
Bert. Rogers
Hoy Culp
Hamilton
Robert Moody
E. Boarman
Cripps
Wm. Harding
Sault Ste. Marie
A. Bunto
Toronto Hospital
Roce Allan
Marie
Evelyn Pearen
Wuth McKeown
Davis Royce
Patterson
Jamies Lynch
Alex, Clark
St. Catharines
My. Jos. Oukes
Myr
Robert Warnett
Arkell
Mir
A. Wakh
Wellington
W. Co. T. UL
Oscar Ostrander
Mrrs
Gerry
Guelph Union
Austin
R. Rudd
Gea. _ Harwood
Guelph
Robert Harwood
Mockwood
Lawrence Oakes
Myra
George Oakes
Women's Institute
Presbyterian Church
Mra
J. A. Laird
Tin Young People's Society of the United Church
Cithwnship
Dorla Watson
Wei
Whe Velen Bayne
Helen Hayna
Jean Gordon
Kisdla Gordon
Marygaret Pusnore
Edward Pusmore
George Way
Wilfred Mindle
Yreasurer
Mise Shianbuth
Wesley Murr
Mary
St. Johi
Min Talert Moore
Nell Miland
Bénaplbal
Neighborhood News Interesting items about other centres
Readers are kept informed on happenings in nearby communities through concise notes and short reports. The column highlights small events, local color, and social updates of interest to residents.
Local News from Grand Valley and Milton
Sunday visits feature Mr Chas McNally in Grand Valley and Mr and Mrs OC Harrison in Acton. A Milton wedding unites Miss Jean McDonald and Mr Leslie Icam with Rev McPaul officiating. A new card club meets Fridays as young residents lease a house. A large local vote stirred main street while Jack Burgess broke an arm and Roy Puckering injured a finger in recent quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. McNally
Grand Valley
Leslie Icam
Jean McDonald
Milton
Oakville Obituary and Local Highlights in Brief
The death of Geo. W. Mayer at Cliffview Farm is reported aged 81. Oakville notes the new Oakville Intermediate Hockey executive, a bank transfer from Irene Wass, and local anecdotes from D. Cameron’s 17th birthday. A motorist, George Nibble, faces a charge for driving without a license after a collision with 9 year old Blanky Croft. A broken bottle injures Ted McDermott, and Kerr Street wind storm disrupts hydro service by toppling a tree and high tension wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Mayer
Cliffview Farm
Oakville
Mies Irene Wass
Bank of Oronto
Toronto
Tuenday
D. O
Cameron
KK. C
Bor Tn’ Lochle
Glengarry
George Nibble
Hornby
Blanky Croft
Kerr Street
W. E. McViven
Ted McDermott
Eden Mills Anniversary Services Held At United Church
Anniversary observances at the United Church featured Rev A G Hewat of Ponsonby in the morning with the Rockwood male quartet and Rev Dr K E Morrow of Acton in the evening with the Stone Church choir. Large audiences enjoyed both services as townspeople visited and a church supper followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
A. G. Hewat
Ponsonby
Rockwood
EK. MO Morrow
Acton
Stone Church
Henlan
California
Johnston
Robt. Wilson
John Watson
Arkell
George Wilson
Bunbeam Miscion
Pracbyterian
Mises Irene
Elale Matchel
Sian
Yobt
Wilson Wille Curry
Mar Watson
Adr
Oscar Locker
Ospringe
Erin Paull
Unis
Florence McAlpine
Guelph
Wlantier
Lowville
My. Anderson
Ducur Locker
John Locker
Lorena Locker
Oupringe
Mow
W. Early
Cameron Ram~ Uhaw
Nunaigaweya
Bomerville Mada
Gelital
Myre. Gewald
Toronto
Mra. Spinks
Mixa Anne Littl
Caledon
Wil Wilson
Wil. Wilson
Mar
Mid
Maurvey Lansdale
Hubert Lanadiyly
I ‘Tuck
Yyder
James Tulton
D. Taylor
Morrul
Lindsay Tolton
Erin Fall Fair wins prize as locals attend chorus and visit
Erins residents travel to Gatarday for the Fall and support the Choral Society at Everton led by Aim. Wnt. Black. The Erin Fall Fair awards second prize to the local school's agricultural float. Mr George Cook announces engagement to Miss Eileen Taylor of Guelph prompting interest among nearby families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cook
Wiss Eileen Taylor
Guelph
Limehouse Community Progress And Social Notes
Limehouse road work advances with bridge forms removed and a passable road. New houses on Passe Grille club property taking shape. Mr and Mrs Stewart Wright moved to a new home. Residents moving to Dolly Varden. Local youth enjoyed a dance at Mr and Mrs Barrett with the orchestra. The Monday election drew a large Limehouse crowd. Weather boosted weekend visitors as locals and Toronto guests attended social events. Multiple residents visited or hosted over the weekend, with several families traveling to Toronto and Chicago. a funeral in Gulf and details of Mr Locke’s illness and Aurora service provided. The Limehouse railroad project last seen progressing with a train shovel operation for debris removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Wright
Bri
Mrs. Martin
Dolly Varden
Andrs. Barrett
Limehouse
Wollerd
Mra. Wollett
Gordon
Grace
Mre
Warwick
Toronto
Arthur Ivens
Thos. Ivens
Mrcs
Winnifred Ivens
Mira. Gale
Pax Tall
H. Caldwell
Thorold
Calra
Mummery
Boughty
Marshall
Stephenison
John Locke
Aurora
Tind
Wt Mis
A. J. Binethurst
Gulf
Jou
Locke
Hig Laby
Kalluiva
Youdon
Presbyterian Women lead meetings in Rockwood and area
The Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society met at Mrs N McLean's home with readings by Mrs Brown and a paper by Mrs Elva Pearen on thanks giving. The group appointed an executive for November and hosted a Sunday drama by Norfolk Street Church members. The Eramosa plowmen held a weather friendly annual match on Mr W Major's farm with fifteen entrants and Bramsden's Institute hosted refreshments. Many local residents visited or were mentioned in weekly social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
Norfolk Street
Guelph
Women's Missionary Society of
Johnston
Galilee
Eramosa
Ontario Plowmen's Association
Wm. Major
W. ©. Grenzebach
Woodstock
Brambsn Women's Institute
Georgetown social notes and church events delayed theft report
Georgetown Mra D Sheley of Detroit visits with her parents Mr and Mrs J N ONeil. Oakville visitors with Mr and Mrs O T McKay. Joseph Beaumont at Bellville for Anglican Provincial Synod. Harvest Home services at Holy Trinity Hamilton and sermons at St George and St Albans. Early Sunday thieves broke into Georgetown Pharmacy Ltd stealing goods via broken glass and rear door. Orion Lodge No 109 OOP installs officers as Milton staff reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Sheley
Detroit
Mra
J. N. Oneil
Husband
Oakville
O. T. McKay
Joseph Beaumont
Bellville
Provincia
W. G. O. Thompson
Sho
Harvest
Holy Trinity Church
Hamilton
Griffin Thompson
St. George's
St. Alban’s
Georgetown Pharmacy Ltd
Jack D. Harrison
F. Babcock
Milton
Orion Lodge No. 109
Herald
Erin and Toronto Visitors Attend Erin Wedding Anniversary
Erin residents Jerome Hunter and his father R H Hunter visit from British Columbia. Enid Brett of Rosemount stays with sister Mrs Clayton Barbour and Mr Barbour. Georgy Cooke hosts on October 6 for the 49th wedding anniversary. Sam Patterson of Caludon recuperates from a heart attack. Bertha Hamilton of Toronto visits Norman Barbour and John D Stephens of Kingsmill calls on Erin and Willsburg relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Hunter
British Columbia
R. H. Hunter
Enid Brett
Rosemount
Clayton Barbour
Barbour
Georgy Cooke
Erin
Sam Patterson
Cal’ Udon
Bertha Hamilton
Toronto
Normann Barbour
Hamilton
John D. Stephens
Kingsmill
Ontario
Erin and
Willsburg
Milton News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Changes
Mrs T C Dales left for New Jersey to visit her daughter. Harvey Philp secured a position at International Harvester. Mrs TL HW Diester of Garden Prairie NY stayed with cousin Mrs George D Pearson. A reception for Mrs Gooch on her forthcoming marriage. District rally in Milton featuring a banquet at Odd Fellows Temple with W Babcock presiding. Arnold Cantelon sold Weat End Meat Market to W F Allison of Acton. Harry Smith and Warry N Smith of Hamilton take a week holiday in New York City visiting Nutley New Jersey before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Dales
New Jersey
Harvey Philp
International Harvester Con Ptant Hamilton
TL. HW. Diester
Garden Prairie
George D. Pearson
Warry N. Smith
Hamilton
New York City
Wellington
Nutley N. J
Burlington Notes On Local Homes and Names
Burlington residents report Mr. and Mrs. W O Rhynan returning from the American Hospital Association convention in St Louis Missouri. Mr E Hobbys is injured after a sidewalk fall on Water Street. Fire damages the N Bullack and Son residence. George Tapley resigns as organist at St Luke’s church. Hehn appointed printing instructor in Gauhawa Schools. About 250 attend a Sunday radioterion for Dr W J Deadman fire on the Plaing road. High school board discusses a teacher class in public speaking under Principal Yate Casotts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Rhynan
American Hospital
St. Louis
Musouri
Murray Green
Huntsville
P. Nevins
E. Hobbys
Water Street
N. Bullack & Sona
George Tapley
St. Lukes Church
Hehn
Gauhawa
W. J. Deadman
Plaing Road
High &Echoo
Ollby
Kire
A. Meteon
Yate —Casotts
Fractured OCR Snippet Yields Vague Weather Note
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a thermometer, a day in New York, and a brief interjection, but lacks a coherent event or names to anchor a full news item.
After Harvest Cultivation for Weed Control in Crops
After harvest cultivation is a practical method to weaken weeds by bringing root systems to the surface. Heat sunlight and dry weather aid destruction. deep ploughing helps control perennials, while timely disc harrow use can backfire by splitting roots. Regular shallow cultivation plus late fall ploughing reduces annual and perennial weed pressure for larger future yields.
Bride and Groom Exchange Humorous Wedding Quip
A groom, answering the minister near a wedding, recalls the last time he saw Dinah and lost interest after learning she was doing steady washing for seven families, a humorous reflection on his attraction and judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinah
War memories and a camel lamp in a quiet reunion
A bandsman jokes about a camel mouthpiece tasting odd while his daughter explains using it to fill a lamp. An elderly man recalls a past head wound from Chickamauga as a young man asks about its visible scar, highlighting fading battles in a family moment.
Hearing Turns On Deaf Motorist Defense
In court a motorist claims deafness after a traffic issue. the judge retorts that he will have his hearing in the morning, and moves to the next case. The exchange highlights a courtroom moment about hearing and perception.
A Stove For Every Home In Modern Appliance Ad
An old advertisement promotes electric coal and wood stoves along with hot plates and accessories. It promises affordable terms and savings while claiming repair services for all units. The fragment mentions slavery era language and part-payment offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stlove
Fragmentary call centers on a quarrel over a daughter
An elderly man and a young man converse in a terse, garbled dialogue about a daughter. The exchange suggests tension and a singular desire, hinted by the phrase I wanted. The lines resemble a dramatic or dialect sketch with incomplete wording.
Church News Anniversary Sunday Service Schedule
Church notices invite all to attend Anniversary Sunday on October 20 with morning service and evening sessions. The minister speaks on Tubing in with the Infinite. Bible study and Sechaes offered throughout the day. Everyone is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
unday-Sebes
Baptist Church Acton Announces Sunday Activities
The Baptist Church Acton lists events for Sunday October 20 1936 with a men’s meeting at 2.30 pm Sabbath School at 7.00 pm and a service. An anniversary service in the United Church is noted and the U P Guild meets Monday night at 1 sharp featuring an Amateur night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babbath
Bservice
United Church
U. P. Guild
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Yieabe Mai Ea Walker
Notice to creditors warns all persons with claims against the estate of Yieabe Mai Ea Walker that claims must be sent to the solicitor by November 10, 1935. After that date the executor will distribute the estate and will not be liable to claimants not then listed. Dated Georgetown October 10, 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yieabe Mai Ea Walker
Brampton
Sany Dea
Georgetown
Kennetty Xtorney Gangdon
John Atram-Smithy
Alexander Titurtell Crown
Robertson Sarre
Chercol
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R. D. Burrows
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Edna Cooke
Erin Parr
Fergus
George Grundy
Marvin Cox
Robt. King and Daughters
Orton
D. Stewart
McLean
Chisholm
Towell
Burlington
Jims
Kero
Chickapmuga
Ldle
Pioneer Equipment CO
Westwich St. Guelph, Ont
Ebenezer United Church
Nassagaweya
Hunt
Vespeler
Admossyon
R. HW. Somerville
Spotless Cleaners Mill
St, Acton
Halton
Hughes Cleaver
Angelique
Angeliquis
Yrel
Brown’s Drug Store
Min
Church News
United Church of Canada
Acton Paste—ev
M. Merrew
Zower Avenue
Piresbisterian Knox Church
EL L. Bennie
Willow Street
J. Cameron
PY. E. Holmes
Ont
FOX Sale
Coleman, Jr
Erin Village
Vannatter Pox Farm
Ella Walker
Hatten
Wides
Den
Old Land
F. L. Wright
Free Press Office
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